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IMGL1651unedit long exposure light paint with front curtain flash to light and freeze myself but still allow for the painting of light. Happy Sliders Sunday. A little different processing with the use of light and long exposure.
It was a sunset that my wife and I went for a walk on the shore of the Drzewiczka River. We have maybe 400 m to the lagoon from the house. Walking slowly on the shore, literally in 15 - 20 minutes I took several dozen photos, from which I will be selecting photos to be displayed on Flickr for a long time. Every few dozen meters the light changed in a magical and unique way, creating unique images.
Drzewiczka river , HDR, hand held .
Good amount of fog while I was shooting. My bag, jacket, and gear were all really wet after a while. I hope this isn't the super nasty salt-water mist.
No brilho intenso da solda, nasce mais do que metal fundido — nasce a força de quem transforma esforço em resultado.
Uma fotografia que celebra o trabalho, a técnica e a beleza escondida na rotina pesada.
The Hope and Glory Inn, formerly a historic 1890 schoolhouse has been converted to a stylish hotel named "Top 10 in America" multi times. Irvington is a town on the eastern banks of Carter’s Creek near its junction with the Rappahannock River. It is located on a peninsula of land known as Virginia's Northern Neck. Print Size 13x19 inches.
will edit in school or i have another one to choose from so well see.
Explored!
^-- even though im not sure why because i havent edited this.
In der blauen Stunde habe ich die beiden Herbstlorcheln illuminiert. Derzeit stehen in meinem Buchenmischwald gut zwei Dutzend von den skurillen Pilzen am Boden.
A little bit of gay Paris has come to our village.Low light photography, one of my favourites. I love the way despite full darkness you can see so much detail. If you press L on you key board and left click on you mouse, you will clearly read the advert through the far right hand window,the types of wines being sold in this establishment.
This was taken at Hainault Station on the Central Line of the London Underground system. It is not photographed a lot possibly because it is close to the far end of the line. This beautiful Art Deco waiting area deserves more attention, Thanks go to contact Paki Nuttah for the location. If you pay close attention you will see that there is a few minutes difference between the 2 clocks. Looking at earlier pictures it looks to have been the same for at least the last 3 years. Still they would probably need to get a ladder up to change them.
The picture was taken handheld though resting on the seats with a Sony A700 with a sigma 10-20 wide angle zoom at 10mm. This was a single image with a shutter speed of 1/5 second for the train movement.
This picture was processed first in RAW and then in Topaz DeNoise and Clarity. Further edits were made to Hue Saturation and Colour Balance in Photoshop aiming for the most natural looking colours.
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